Form ds 2031 2006-2025

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The document provides detailed instructions for completing the U.S. Department of State Shrimp Exporter's/Importer's Declaration form, which is required for all shipments of shrimp and shrimp products entering the United States. It outlines the necessary information to be included in each block of the form, such as details about the harvesting nation, aquaculture facilities, exporters, U.S. importers, and specific declarations regarding the harvesting methods related to sea turtle protection. The form must be signed and retained by the U.S. importer for three years.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DS-2031 in the editor.
In Block 1, enter the harvesting nation where the shrimp is raised or harvested.
For Block 2, provide the name and address of the aquaculture facility if applicable.
In Block 3, input the name and contact details of the exporter from the harvesting nation.
Fill out Block 4 with the U.S. importer or ultimate consignee's name and address.
Enter the date of export in Block 5, indicating when the shipment left for export.
In Block 6, specify the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule Number, number of units, and net weight in kilograms.
Check Box A or B in Block 7 to declare how shrimp was harvested regarding sea turtle safety.
If Box A is checked, complete Block 8 with government certification details from the exporting country.
Finally, in Block 9, have the U.S. importer or customs broker fill in entry details and sign.

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What is DS 2031?

DS -2031 Certificate to USA/other countries Section 609 of P.L. 101-162 of USA requires the shrimp product consignment to USA have to be accompanied by DS 2031 certificate, which certifies that the shrimp in the consignment was harvested in a manner not harmful to sea turtles or harvested by aquaculture.